We are one of the largest student recruiters in the nation.
85% of our sales reps are students.
Why Students?
We are one of the largest student recruiters in the country, and with good reason:
- Our schedules are flexible
- Sales experience helps in any field of study
- Getting paid weekly is awesome when you're on a college budget
Flexible Schedules
Since our sales reps are independent contractors, your work schedule is entirely up to you. Whether you want to schedule five appointments in one day or just a couple in one week - it's your choice.
Many of our sales reps work part-time during the school year and full-time during the summer or winter break, but whenever you're able to work, we'll provide you with the training and support you need to successfully sell CUTCO®.
Not a student? No worries! Some of our reps are just looking for an opportunity to make up for a lack of hours at another job.
Professional Training
New sales representatives participate in a two or three-day training session at their local office. While training is unpaid, most participants consider it to be a worthwhile experience and a productive use of their time. Basically, it'll teach you how to sell CUTCO®. Our experienced managers will show you things like business strategies, demonstration techniques, and what you can look forward to as a CUTCO sales rep.
Don't worry about prior experience - whether you're a sales pro or you're just starting your first job, we'll teach you everything you need to know!
We value learning. One of the ways we encourage our reps to build upon their CUTCO skills is to make the most of our year-round training resources. You'll have an opportunity to participate in team meetings, attend regional conferences, and regularly meet with your local manager.
All-American Scholarships
Every year, we give away a total of $40,000 to full-time undergraduate students who excel at selling CUTCO®. In the fall and spring, the top 25 students qualify, and during the summer it's awarded to the top 50.
Don't worry, no essay is required. But, it takes a ton of hard work and persistence to earn this.
Choose a Year:
Winners from Summer Campaign, 2022
Rank | Name | University |
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1 | Ash Syed | Virginia Commonwealth University |
2 | Richard Cottrell | Boston College |
3 | Jacob Shelton | Texas A&M University |
4 | Dalton Peterson | Texas State Technical College - Harlingen |
5 | Tripp Tremayne | The University of Alabama |
6 | Zane Bowmer-Vath | University of Washington |
7 | Edward Gaiennie | Louisiana State University and A&M College |
8 | Alejandro Calderon | University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez |
9 | Kenna Fabela | Baylor University |
10 | Zachary Buffington | Sacred Heart University |
11 | Luke Costley | Ferrum College |
12 | Raymond Knuckles | Williams College |
13 | Carter Barksdale | University of Michigan - Ann Arbor |
14 | Ben Puckett | University of Georgia |
15 | Ethan Robinson | Christendom College |
16 | Sarah Krick | Trinity International University |
17 | Brooke Shirek | University of North Dakota |
18 | Conor Holt | New York University |
19 | Anthony Giordano | University of Florida |
20 | Allie Shero | University of the Ozarks |
21 | Helen Nguyen | University of Connecticut |
22 | Jordan Thomas | Wabash College |
23 | Spencer Campbell | Austin Community College |
24 | Roman Earhart | Paradise Valley Community College |
25 | Sydney Bendesky | University of Michigan - Ann Arbor |
26 | Juan Olmedo Barraco | Texas A&M University |
27 | Avery Martin | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach |
28 | Darius Watkins | Indiana State University |
29 | Hannah Enneking | North Dakota State University of Richard H. Barry Hall |
30 | Jacob Norat | Lehigh University |
31 | Dustin Madsen | Texas State University |
32 | Cheyenne Strickland | Pensacola State College |
33 | Luke Edwin | Montgomery County Community College |
34 | Delaney Bry | Michigan State University |
35 | Alex Van Slyke | Appalachian State University |
36 | Earl Kelly | Villanova University |
37 | Alex Stout | Bethel College |
38 | Blaise Yacoobi | Williams College |
39 | Darrius Lloyd | Indiana University of Pennsylvania |
40 | Parker Qualls | University of San Francisco |
41 | Jake Payne | Baylor University |
42 | Lucas Roth | San Diego State University |
43 | Hunter Klietz | Simpson College |
44 | Quentin Israelsen | Brigham Young University |
45 | Anna Olmedo | Texas A&M University |
46 | Colin Wibel | Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center |
47 | Josiah Kelley | Fresno State College |
48 | Noah Anderson | Brigham Young University |
49 | Grayson Haman | North Dakota State University - Main Campus |
50 | Luke Greder | Indiana University Bloomington |